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Josephine: A Life of the Empress Wiman this work traces the developmentAuthor: Erickson, Carolly Brand: St. Martin's Griffin Edition: First Edition Number Of Pages: 400 PartNumber: Illustrated Release Date: 17 08 2000 Details: In 1804, when Josephine Bonaparte knelt before her husband, Napoleon, to receive the imperial diadem, few in the vast crowd of onlookers were aware of the dark secrets hidden behind the imperial faade. To her subjects, she appeared to vet hew most favored woman in France: alluring, wealthy, and